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Status reply explanation, Querying the printer – Datamax-O'Neil microFlash 2te Quick Reference Programming Guide User Manual

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Querying the Printer

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Datamax-O’Neil Quick Reference Programming

Status Reply Explanation

* Rows marked with an asterisk (*) indicate Easy Print and Line Printer modes. Rows without

an asterisk indicate Easy Print mode only.

Query Reply

Definition

E

N

N = No error*. For radio ready 2t/3l/4t printers, fixed as “N.”

E

c

c = Command error/invalid command

E

d

d= Data error (for example, an alpha character in a numeric-

only bar code)

E

f

f = Font not available

E

g

g = Global parameter error

E

o

o = Overrun buffer*

E

p

p = Field parameter error

E

q

q = Qmark not found*

E

r

r = Row/column error

E

s

s = Syntax error

S

C

C = Complete

S

I

I = Idle

S

K

K = Key pressed to cancel print job (available in Job Status

only)

S

O

O = Printer was off during print out (available in Job Status

only)

S

P

P = Printing

S

T

T = Timeout (available in Job Status only)

L

u,d

Lever = Up or Down

P

P,N

Paper = Present or Not present

J

J,N

Head jam condition: N = No head jam; J = A head jam has

occurred and has not been cleared (press the feed button to

clear the head jam).

R

nm

RAM buffer size remaining (in K bytes). An empty input buffer

is 40K bytes.

B

O,T,V

Battery condition: O = OK; T = out of temperature range;

V = out of voltage range. For radio ready 2t/3l/4t printers, O/

V Only are available

H

O,T

Printhead temperature: O = OK; T = out of temperature

range

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